CIVIL PROCEDURE — Parties — Joinder of Plaintiffs with Similar Claims — Permissibility

Joinder of plaintiffs is permissible where they have similar claims arising from the same transaction or series of transactions. The rule permits individuals with a common grievance, such as trespass by the same defendant, to join as co-plaintiffs. This avoids multiplicity of suits and promotes judicial efficiency. The joinder is of persons with similar claims, not of different causes of action.